Halifax GR.II -502 Sqn query

Just borrowed a couple neat shots from the local Legion Branch here for inclusion in an upcoming Volume in CANAV Books series “Aviation in Canada”, and now I find myself looking for a good photo of a Halifax GR.II (preferably from 502 Sqn) for a ‘memorial’ page to be framed and hung at the Legion hall.

In this case the individual was Sgt C.A. Fisher DFM. (passed away in 1999)
Unfortunately no one around here seems to have any knowledge of the whereabouts of his log.

FISHER, Sergeant Charles Allan (R82738) – Distinguished Flying Medal – No.502 Squadron – Award effective 1 September 1943 as per London Gazette dated 10 September 1943 and AFRO 2322/43 dated 12 November 1943. Home in Iroquois, Ontario. Enlisted in Ottawa, 29 January 1941. Trained at No.5 BGS (graduated 8 December 1941) and No.2 WS (graduated 9 November 1941) Died in Ottawa, 10 August 1999.

Citation: On July 16th, 1943, Sergeant Fisher was rear gunner of an aircraft engaged on an anti-submarine patrol, when four Junkers 88 were sighted. In the ensuing combat, which lasted twenty-five minutes, Sergeant Fisher used his guns to such good effect that one enemy aircraft was probably destroyed and the [remaining ?] enemy aircraft driven off. Throughout his operational career this airman has displayed courage and devotion to duty worthy of the highest praise.

For interest sake, I include here two crew pics of Fisher – earlier in his AF career on Whitleys (Crew: Len LaFleur, Joe Manning, Cy Ballard, Bill Harvey, Allan Fisher, Alex Coburn) and then with his Halifax crew (Joe Sculthorpe, Ron Rolph, Pop Grant, Harry Lye, Allan Fisher; Kneeling: Jimmy Brown, Ron Pierce). I was amazed at the little details in the Halifax pic, with wing bays open.

Cheers, James